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11/10/1974

First transmitted in 1974, features a report from Martin Young in Rochdale, on the work of Walter Kershaw, while Sue Lawley has the election results for London and the South East.

First transmitted in 1974, features a report from Martin Young in Rochdale, on the work of Walter Kershaw and other local artists, who have decided to brighten up the town by painting vast murals on the ends of houses, and decorating urinals and bridges.Sue Lawley has the election results for London and the South East.

55 minutes

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Fri 11 Oct 1974 18:10

Did You Know?

1974 was a bumper year for general elections in the UK, with one held in February and another in October. The first had failed to produce an overall majority, resulting in a hung Parliament, with Labour's Harold Wilson eventually becoming Prime Minister after incumbent Conservative Edward Heath failed to enlist Liberal support to form a coalition government. October's election saw Wilson again returned to power with a tiny majority of three.

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